Sentence examples for exercised close from inspiring English sources
Through the years, even as she pursued her own career, she has exercised close control over the estate, approving exhibitions and supervising portfolios of his work and the sale of vintage photographs.
To prevent up-coding, the Bureau of National Health Insurance BNHII) exercised close oversight and imposed a severe financial penalty on transgressions.
We are not inclined to complicate its task further by attempting to exercise close and necessarily inexpert supervision of its judgments.
In the nineteenth century, the apparatus of persuasion was effective partly because the colonizing force could exercise close control over the flow of information.
His nomination was cleared, but on a divided vote with even some supporters saying they would exercise close oversight of his tenure.
Indeed, though the state exercises close control over society albeit much less than two decades ago people seem not to have noticed.
The place where floggings happened, for example, which Wilde evoked with such passionate shock in his letters to the Daily Chronicle on his release, is close to the yard where the prisoners could exercise, close enough for the victim's howls to be heard, as Wilde heard them in 1897.
Official policy, he says, is aimed at steering farmers to already deforested areas, while exercising closer control over logging.
He also suggested that fewer elected officials should serve on the board, so that more members would have time to exercise closer scrutiny.
As such they exercise closer oversight of the company than they might if it were either widely held or simply run by family members for their own benefit.
The observer can provide indispensable information for the engine controller to exercise closed-loop control on in-cylinder conditions as well as control the in-cylinder high-pressure EGR gas and low-pressure EGR gas amounts, respectively, which are crucial for engines running alternative combustion modes with dual-loop EGR systems.
